Notable People With The Surname Zaidi
- Art & literature
- Ali Jawad Zaidi, Indian poet, scholar and author
- Ali Naqi Zaidi (Safi Lakhnavi), Urdu poet
- Jaffer Zaidi, founder of music band Kaavish
- Mustafa Zaidi, Urdu poet of Pakistan
- Architecture
- Nayyar Ali Zaidi, Pakistani architect
- Government
- Ijlal Haider Zaidi, retired member of the Civil Service of Pakistan (CSP)
- Military
- Maqbool Hussain Zaidi, founder of Imambargah Colonel Maqbool Hussain
- Politics
- Bashir Hussain Zaidi, member of the first Lok Sabha and Vice Chancellor of AMU
- Media
- Shama Zaidi, Indian screenwriter, costume designer, art director, theatre person, art critic, and documentary filmmaker
- Zaigham Zaidi, Pakistani photographer
- Ashar Zaidi, broadcast sports journalist from Pakistan
- Meesum Zaidi, broadcast engineering professional from Pakistan
- Religion
- Ali Ausat Zaidi, was a renowned Urdu Soazkhawan
- Tatheer Hussain Zaidi, runs a Madrassa named Jaamia Islamia Baqiatullah located in Lahore, Pakistan
- Education
- Dr. Syed Zafar Zaidi, Vice Chancellor, university of Karachi
- Science
- Naveed Zaidi, British Pakistani scientist who developed the world's first workable plastic magnet at room temperature
- Sport
- Ashar Zaidi, Pakistani first-class cricketer
- Ashish Zaidi, Indian cricketer
- Said Zaidi, Moroccan footballer
- Zulqarnain Zaidi, former Pakistani cricketer
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